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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

A CIs@e-N.sh1i Net to Drop into the
stress, cf Trnfnl grants

A Clsee-N~sh<5 Net to Drop into the
sfrse- of Tnsnl<rents-
The Washington correspondent Of the
Detroit Fres Prsss ssvs Representative
Fors's Iuauaf grafton bill provides that every
Immigrant - ne United S1asss shsii under
80 81 Inspection ADD examination 5T chr
consular representative a The port - his
eu7hsrksgion. thst the immigrant mesf
rrecr~s certifcsfs from tue consul tbst
he = rot s1 ird xent person. paper. con-
VIC. Or sx-cruvics f,r ofenses oFher than
rsslssicas ones. fhss he : aot q eontrscf "a
barsr. thar be = . perse1 of good nora
character and desires i8 god fsith 20 he-
cerne citizen 81 tie E17rei States. sai
fhss n tne opsnion ~ she s31x1l - vii
s,~r~e = desirso's s1e. - hiIt pr0vi 6ss
f7~fher thai no zrs1t snail - ssiowe1
q sneer lhss es11try rho = n5f pr8rl8ed
~lfh sura cert fazte. and naskes Il ms
sser,esnor Scr sry Gre - al n h~i1 z1rs
srv tnaaix~snf bere $50 has so< bs>a delg
sesp~cfsd AID e>rEa~A
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

NEW YoEx. Dec. 5.-The new ca ieer
hospital on Eighth ave-. between Fifteenth
and sixtesnth-sts-. was formally opened to-
day with appropriate ceremonies. Iii said
to be the ir,t OF the kind established IN
this country. IL will supplement the work
OF general hospitals. aud being devoted ex-
clusiuely 20 cancer. will afford the best
possible opportunity for the treatment OF
the disease. Tse buildings opened today
are exclusively for the women, but as soon
as the necessary funds can be secured.
wards for men will be opened. The project
was started more than four years ago and
the corner stone Was laid May IL, issa. The
building Was the gift of John Jacob Astor
and the ground was given by the wife OF
the Msjor-General George W. CuIlom
Astor. The pavilion opened today. mas ac-
comnodatl0ns for seventy patients.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
SHOWED UNDER.

A Big Majority Against the Water Loan
Proposition.
There was not large vote polled on the
water loan proposition yesterday. Not s
third OF the voters turned out The propo-
sition was defeated in every ward In the
city. Il came within one vote of carry ing
in the Second ward. where the friends of
the loan confidently hoped for a nice ma
jority. This Is the third time the attempt
to secure money for the improvement of the
wafer system has been defeated at the
hands OF the taxpayers. As to what this
sizni6es voters can best form their own
corciusions. The following is the record
OF the vote
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
In the House.

vAsatxsroS. Dec. s-Ths proceedings
Of ths House this morning was opened
with q prayer by tue Chaplain.
Mr.. Mills. Of Texas. offered a resolution
directing the Speaker 10 appoint a commit
tee en- rules. accounts, enrolled bills. mile
age. each 70 consist Of the same number Of
msmb-rs ss IS provided for by the rules Of
The Forty ninth Congress to the Commit
on Rules. when 10 Is appointed. Adopted.
Mr Fox, II New YORK. chairman OF the
COMMITTEES who was appointed to wait
upon TIE President and inform nim OF the
organization Of the House reported that
tne COMMITTEES had performed It's duty and
the Presidsnt would c0mmunicass with the
House forth with
The following smsndments to the rules
we're submitted 70 be referred to the com
mittee on rules. when appointed.
By Mr. Dingley. Of Name, providing that
peudipx = moton Of the House 90 90 into
committee OF the whole. or 10 proceed 20 the
business on the hou.s calendar. a motion
shaA be IN order 20 designate the particular
biil 20 Be considered sso for the sppOi nt-
ment of COMMITTEES On Navigation aud
Fisheries. 70 consist OF thirteen members.
BY Mr. Anderson. Of Kansas. providing
that the sx- members Of the House shall
thsn thrse days during the same term of
Congress.
By Ar stone Of Maine. giving prsceslsnce
in consideration to = hill reported by the
Committee on Public Lands f0r the forfeit
ure of and grants. and restoring them 20
bona die settlement
By Nr. Cox, OF New York. for the sp-
pointfpent Of . committee on the eleventh
census
BY Mr. Johnson. OF North Carolina. pro-
yiding thas Wien any motion or propo=iti-
1on 20 amend the revenue lsws = under
consideration any amendment thereto or
supsHsnfe therefor whether it refers 90
Internal Of custom revenue. snail be IN
cfifr
A. tI.n a recsss vas taken Until - 40.
and a subsequent recess uutl ITO r. ~.
AZ the exrirsrco Of TIE recess Mr.
Frnder. the Presidents Pfivsse secretary.
appeared 81 ia bar of tae house With he
rresideEts anrnll usssage. ls ~as recsi p
est 81 he rrsdinz tunss1iatev berru
The ruessses VS. n tened - eiia xr-st
anealon and az che e c.1clusian 81 ne reaf
frs. wss greeted wita srpisuse. The
Horse hen. A. I - ,. m. adjourned until
Thnrsoar
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
ESTIMATES Fos MICHIGAN.
wAst th- s~<rsssrs ef fhs Treasury Ae-
eoEds 80 the state

Foiiosiny are ths estimates sunznitfsd os
the sea lrs Of ths Treasury for appfo-
priaEio : ns>dsd IA Niehisaa daring the
nexl 6scAl year Ter the comPleti0n ef ths
Detroit Postoflos. sS75. ssfee for eaicefs'
quarters Al DstFoil Aaxins Hoseital. s. 30
ior the esssblishassnt Of ranzs lights on
Crosse Iie. s. CO.. for removing ths crib
~ofk. repairing f0g sikazl. ant making
ol1sF improvements 81 Ssectacie ifut
station. $1,000 tor abs1lng hsat
and f0< sigaal On 5ImulOns kec
p50N0 for ESTABLISHING a hight anu
Eg signai on sooas is,and 10 marx
the passage wsstNard Of Beaver Island,
s-oeOt t0r establishing light At Eleven
foot >h0sl. Of Point Peninsula. s5)sl5 FOR
establishing saDply aud haoy depot Tor
Ninth LigathDHse District. s5O 90 impfoY-
iBg hsrbor ~ Black LAKE. $1,000 a. Char
leyOiT, Sd 60. az CnsooyKsa. $4,000. ~
rtankfort. So COZ a. Grand Haven, $780,
eco. at Grand Marais. 5000 Ludi1gto1.
$4,000. N3nistss $50 900 MOnroe. 5000
MusksgOn, $4,000. Ontonagon. SIS 0eOs
Psntsafsr, So 90. Portage Lake. SO 90.
sand Beach. $50 00oy -. JOsephs. 50, 90.
south Haven. $1,000. 5augatlck. 5000,
White River, 81, GO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

BRooKLYS, y. Y, Dec. 6.--John l.. De
lsnsy has confessed having caused ths>dsath
of Mary Jane Cox, the servant, with whom
be was intimate. The girl was found dead
in her employers house some time ago.
having taken rough on rats" Delaney
was suspected, but released. Saturday nigh,
be went TO Police Capt Campbell and con
fessed having furnished the poison to the
girl when she asked him for medi cine to
relieve her condition. He knew IL would
kill her. Remorse led to confession. He
WAS locked m
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

WAsHIssroS, Dec 5.-The report of th,
Secretary OF War for the last fiscal yea
shows that the expenditures during year
were s4l, ,3s6. los against $3l, ,055. SOP appro-
priated for the current fiscal year. The
Secretary estimates that $53, ,33S. 10 will BE-
needed during the fiscal year ending June
80. lso9. ThIs includes an item of 81, 339, :
l5l for public works, and river and harbor
Improvements. He endorses the recon-
mendatiOn of Lisnt-General Sheridan tha
the armv be increased $500 men and re
news bis past recommendations for appro-
porati0ns to strengthen our sea-coast anC
lake-frOnt Gefenses
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

HALIFAX, Dec. Ga special from Bad
deck states that an attempt was made last
night to blow mp Watson's photograph
gallery. A can filed with powder and
having lighted fuse attached was placed
in the gallery and between one and two
O'Clock there was terrific explosion which
shattered the glass. raised the roof several
inches and se; fire 20 the bullding. The
fire Was extinguished before any serious
damage vas done. Watson Is local inspec-
tor of IicenceS
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
UniuekT Thirteen.

eOh. no. change mv numoer, vou cant
give me No. f3 said a thssticsl man to q
checker at ere q the hotels last svening.
Said the clerk of the hotel We can nsver
xfvs ne numher - - q thesticai nan. sni
thew kiek abous a. asi ca 81. tss They
80 vprr sapersfitisus Of those 10 naru hers
snS will suffer iacor venieuceS rxt1er han
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
ALWAYS THE FIRST TO PAY.
Prompt v>t,Iemsnt Of Local Policy bJ
the 4. :. Life Insurance Co

the 4. :. Life Insurance Co.
Asa large majority Of our subscribers
carry policies Of insurance oo their lives,
the following letter from Morris H.Tfeusch, +,
Esq, will be Of interest to them.
MoBsTs III. TREUscH,
Wholesale T0bacconistt
GRaxD RsFIDs. Mich, Dec. o, lsS7.
Wm L. Tyler Esq.
STATE Agent OF the United States Life In
sursBce Company % New York.
Dear r. Il affords me much pleasure 20
hear testimony 10 the very pr0mpt manner
IN which vou- company has paid the policy
Of Eve thousand dollars on the life OF nv
father toe lsts Max Treasch. Who died
N0vemkef Z7th. Tbe proofs Of iOss were
nasiiei 70 fhs Home 0sfice ~ Ssr York o.
November 59ib. and the corspany forwa led
their DRAFT in fuH settlement of csi8 On
December znd divhica has jast ben handed
u ne.
saca uausaui pr0usof5ess T. worthy Of
al pFsise sad can recommend the Com.
psny 20 anyone assiri1x insurance. Ny
sstbsT was insare3 IN ssvsrsl gConapsniss-
Yoays bss b>en TIE frzt 70 psr. nisainz
yau tAe ssocsss y7ur Compsny - ricair de-
serves. an Yours most respectfully.
MoKR1s X TsrEscs
Tndsr tie terms ~ ne 70 sicy this csai "a
-ould nos be due anfil FesrusrT 2a3. isss.
hns nnder ths ruies sdobfe3 by the Com
paw in al esses vasre ernns are a.
proved, thsy wsve - ti1as sllowsd sa3
r,sv re claina n faii pithaaf cfsco1saf.
Mr. Tre1schs Sc wss inSsrei in tb-
wstasl If - Nss York. fsrmsaie. ans
ether Csnapsaiex. ths Tnifea Sesfss. a
usasl hing - frzs - pa7
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

ArsAvx, y. Y. Dec. 6.-This afternoon
6rs broke out in the JspAnning room con-
uected with the mounting department of
Rathbous. Ssrd & Cos extensive stove
works, sn1 badly damaged the building
and machinery The loss is $1,000 which
Is covered By Insurance.. The coRaszrstiOn
vii not interfere with the business OF the
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
Omcers Elected

Officers were elected last evening by the
Benevolent and Social Brotherhood as fol-
lows: President, Louis Werner; Vice Presi-
dent. Jacob Oest; Secretary, Fred Leitz;
Treasurer, NJ. Wolf; Trustees. Fred Leitz,
NJ. Volt, Orrin Clark and g. Wolff The
society will give a masquerade ball Wednes-
day evening. December ii. nj the Swedish
ball. A series of parties will be given dur.
inc the Winter
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

DvsrEv. nec. She corporation Of ths
CRY of nrhlin previous to he adjournment
o. ~ session bSds7 psssei restitution Of
s~uaaafne VIA Lord Nsvor +. p. Snliivsn.
,fron whom tte cornoration PROPOSED 70
c1ufrr the 1res,iou 3f the eltr on ne csie-
erstion 81 bis reiesse ~ manu Of that
kodv's sorrcvai of ais condact-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

From Monday morning Dec.
) until the close of the Holi-
day season, watch these col
umns for special attractions
in nearly every department OF
our store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

WksBISsros. Dec. 6.--It is understood
that two reports have been submitted to the
President by the Psciic Railroad Com
mission, one signed by Patterson and the
other bv Anderson c. Litter. and Congress
men and Others are awaiting with interest
10 sse what the President has 20 say upon
the subject when lie transmits the report OF
the Commission % Congress
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

Iegai proceedings have been comrencea
by Nrs Schayier c. .fsrsvss - Cor, Wsnhsus,
g. ohtain = aivorce from DR.. : G. Graves
The complaint alleges tie charges reri ed
- the dsiiy rr--~ sorrs tire sse sssin<t
h-r hashsnd, and ass thst they De legsisy
sepaxsfef
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

wAsHIxsroz. Dec. 6.-kfter the reading
Of the journal ia the Senate today. the
presiding officer asked whether il was the
pleasure Of the Senate to proceed with the
ordinary business.
Mr.. Harris stated that bills and memorials
might be introduced and referred
Mr.. Hoar opposed the resolution stating
that il was against the order of the Senate
nor % enter upon any ordinary business
until after hearing the communication from
the President at the beginning Of q session.
This was move OF respect due from the
Legislative Department Of the 6Overnmsns
% the Executive. He therefore moved q
recess foS aalf an hour. The motion was
agreed 10.
After the recess had been extended for .
quarter Of an hour longer. Mr.. Morrill, re-
ported Enat the Joint COMMITTEES appointed
10 wait upon the President had performed
It's duty and had been informed that the
President would Immediately communicate
with Congress IA writisg. ThereupOn Mr..
q. L. Pruden. one Of the Presidents
SECRETARIES. presented several messages in
writing and the presiding officer laid before
the House the Presidents annGal message.
Mr.. McC0ok. Secretary Of the Senate, At i've
minutes past one commenced reading the
message. rhe reading concluded at half
past one. when the Senate adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

Trrr1s. o.. Dec "a large Touring mill
owned By Harris Bros. located at Hedge
town. two miles east Of here. was devoursd
By frs todsy Loss ts0000. no insurance.
The Ere originated IN the third story By
xroufapeous com anustion
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

DErRorr. Dec. s.-A ysvHai special from
Holly says thar the fssbss Of Francs A.
Baker. an Old ard respected cisizsn vas ran
over By the csrs and Instantly Killed today
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

- -sss rss Tz-tsst~-ssteSN
NrpruroET. NrcH. Dec 6-The Official
canvass i finished The county hss gone
dry by hfty-tkree majority.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

B1xsus~roS. y. y. Dc. s--The rsss-
s~uce ~ George Jacob Wsst. retired rn-r-
eharf ~ss sesl lroyes 81 irs 'ssf rixhk snd
Nr we-t ~ho ~ss ov-r - yesrs ola. as
hurned - desfh.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
THE NAMES SENT IN
CON olcnnsonfs AMONG THEM.
a s~ss@ssss cEssssa Ina ths Hsass % a
Chaass ia the ome. % Jears&l
Gisrk -Dtakiassa said "a Hsss
D.msadea.. ..sasith's ssmsssL

WassGssros. Dee. s.-The President has
sens ths folioslng nominations - ths SEN
ass. Laeias q. c. L<mar, OF Mississippi,
As.ocats Jastics Of the supreme coart Of
ths Unllsd States. william =. Villas. Of
Wisconsin. sscFstsfy Of Interior; Don A-
Dickinson. Il Michigan. Postmaster Gen
srzl. Charles :. fairchild. Of New York
Secretary of the Treasury George l. kises,
OF Ssw York. Assistant Secretary OF state
Iszzc IL Maynard, Assistant Secretary Ok
the Treasury Slgurnsy Butter. of Aassa-
chnsstfs, Sec0nd Controller OF the Cur
rsncy. James N HysgG Of Connecticut.
Treasurer OF the United States.
The principal topic of conversation this
morning am0ag member oa tue toof of ne
House vas ale charge made last evening oY
Clerk Clark la the ofiioe % Journal tlerk-
John a. Robertson. Who vas appointed 70
snccesd Mr.. Saith sc Journal Clsrk took
the oath Of once AMI after consultation With
nis prsdecess0r heKan AZ once the disehsrZ :
OF bis duuss. Ii Is rumored that , nitn viii
make a light for the reimbursement and a
Michigan Democrat memD7r siu ofer q
resolution providing for an inquiry into
the vogue ststenlens made 70 Affect the
charge ehich is said % be the result OF =
promise lI lN4AALA Dclnntl2-a - 1aLfot.
The Clerk OF ths House in his candidacy Tor
reelection, II The once OF Journal Clerk
we're gwen % sn Indiana man. and also
that Don NJ. Dicsinson bad demanded
smiths removal
Wneu Mr Clark was spoken TO on the sub
ject his morning he declared positively thaI
Dickinson had not communicated In any
xay with him IN regard to the matter. lie
bad intended t0 make the change a. the last
sess.on, be SAID. bnt had deferred action fog
various reasons. No member OF the Indl-
ana delegation bad been consulted upon
the appointment or knew OF bis intention
20 make the change except Representative
Aatson. who had nean requested 70 furnish
some inform sti0n concerning Robertson 8
record. Mr. Clark denied in The strongest
terms that there bad been any understand
ing between nimsslf and the Indiana dele
CATION rslative % bis candidacy foe the or1ee
OF Clerk. Ali these statements were c0rroo-
Grated by Representative Holman and other
Indiana Democratic Representatives
The caucus COMMITTEES Of both parties IN
the senate he'd meetings this morning and
began ihs work Of arranging reI resenrztion
upon the regular and the standing commit
tees Of tne Senate. It is possible. though
hardly probable that the majority side Will
De completed tomorrow. .aA----.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

Come early Monday morn
ing and avoid the afternoon
rush.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07
Music AND DRAeA

The soiFee gwen by the pupils Of Pref.
krsner a. tie v Wonderland theatre last
essning vas stsen1si by large. enthas-
isssle cadence. The several numbers we're
very well rendered slthoagh Illness
thsnned ths ranks II the chorus Mss
jennie Wells. promising you ng pianist.
exec1teJ dinlcuit transcription IA almost
saitsess lyle. snd received a ssli msriied
snccfe Nrs. q. Il. Be.lAmy made her
oso0t before q pubic anaieoee. ehe Is
possessed Of sweet mezzo soprano aud
spsrt from the nervousness luciasatal %
tifst spp~sFsnce acquitted herself admir-
ably much 10 the ie igat of her many friends
she certainly. with continued careful study.
will be Al 0rnament 10 our musical circles.
Ia which Ne hope she will be frequently
heard. Mr.. Eddy. as usual, delighted his
hearers. Ia the grand solo from Hsyden's
Second Mass. lis {. Tie duets Of the Misses
fish E anu Remington received an encore
due both 10 the beauty and execution OF the
selection. Ms. Braunschneider has been
frequently aud fsvorably heard ia Professor
hramer's musicsies. Miss Soie Schouten,
another young deb1tante. played the Spring
time Waltz. by Carmo. aud received = mer-
ited encore. The perf0rmanees of Warz-
burg and Bronson's orchestra was msgnid-
cent Taey were most generously resolved.
n. s. Wood had another great audience
a. Redmond's Grand lsst eyenlng. Waits
of New Ioik" has caught the patrons of
! this handsome theatre. and the indications
are that Manager Garwooi will De COM
PEELED TO turn people away.
The clever and dsshing soubrette. Alice
| Harrison. is underlaed for Redmonds ne II
week IN Photos.
Tonight Wilson & Rankins great min
strel organization will appear. They claim
| that they have revolutionized minstrelsy
and that all of the details Of their perfor-
nance are new. A great change has been
made in their first part and very welcome
one it is. Instead of the old fashioned
| semi-circle olio, the entertainment opens
| with garden scene or serenade on the
lawn followed by a sextete. u groupe of
| endmen Wilson and Schoolcrsit and a
| grand balloon ascension. with the come
| dians in the basket. The company have
| played 10 a tremendous business every
| where. Those who attend tonight will be
| wise TO secure their seats today at the box
office.
ION the Rio Grsnde," good clean play
with romantic and beautiful story, will
| pc presented at Powers 1rand tomorrow
| night. The company is an especially brill
Iant one. and includes number Of we'll
| tried actors among them the well'known
| comedian, Harry Hawk.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

Furnishing Goods for
the Holidays at factory
case prices We close out
entire stocks, and are salts
fled to save the cash dis
counts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-07

The clever and dsshing soubrette. Alice
Harrison. is underliaed for Redmond's next
week in Photos.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-28
GOOD ADVICE.
How TO Woo Dame Fortune and How I
Keen Her

HOW TO Woo Dame Fortune and How to
Keep Her.
There was an unusually large attendance
of young men at the rooms of the Young
! Mems Christian Association last evening,
on How to Woo Dame Fortune, and How
to Keep Her." 1t is certainly an index of
the growing popularity of the Association
among those whom it is designed to bene-
fit, that so many young men are to he met
at practical business lecture by business
| man, who makes no pretension of being.a
lecturer. II. Weinstock presided, and in a
few well-chosen remarks introduced Cap
tain Goodall to the audience. The speaker
said: To WOO Dame Fortune, is to seek to
acquire wealth, fame, good reputation
and name. and retain good conscience
To keep Dame Fortune is, after having
sought and found these desirable blessings
to retain and make proper use of them
Whether we are successful or not lies al
most universally with ourselves. There is
such q thing as luck; but, as a rule,
the young man who will distance
his competitors is ne who masters
his business, who preserves his
integrity, who devotes his leisure hours to
the acquisition of knowledge, and who
saves his spare cash. TO WOO Dame For
tune you must be vigilant-let no oppor-
tunity pass by. Persons passing as dolts
have occasionally blundered into fortune,
but this is rare, and it is not often the
Dame is caught mapping" a very apt il
lustration was here given of the way this
sometimes happens. II would not advise
young men to rely on this method, but to
follow that pursued by George Peabody.
who started out to woo the Dame without
a cent, and who had to saw wood for his
first meal, yet who died worth millions. a
man must not only be assiduous in wooing
the Dame, but also in keeping her. Youth
Is the favored time 10 go wooing Obedi-
ence to parents or teachers is another val
liable stone in the foundation on which
You must build, if you build wisely. Then
seek knowledge, which is to be obtained
by labor and study. Having acquired
good stock of knowledge, it is wise to make
a proper use of it, one use being 10 chose
best adapted. Whatever your line
Of life-work, do it with a will.
Don't co anything by halves" The
lecturer then showed from various profess
sions and occupations how man might
succeed in life. The lawyer, undertaken,
broker, merchant, hardware dealer, were
graphically portrayed in their efforts to
prosper, and some OF the hindranceS re-
ferred 10. Banking was next dealt with.
followed by farming, editing and states
m2nship. The Captain closed by saying:
Finally when your fame has reached from
one end of your beloved country to the
other, and as fitting climax to your many
great efforts, and in honor of your great
name, you will be called upon by the
Young Mems Christian Association of Sac
ramento to hold forth in their hall and tell
the young men there assembled How to
Woo Dame Fortune and How to Keep
Her." The lecture was brimful of humor-
GUS irony and good solid sense and inter-
ested the young men present from begin
ming to close
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-28
100 Doses One Dollar.
MARRIED.
DIED.

Sacramento, December 26-Burt Merkindollar,
native Of California, &c years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from the residence of J. W. Armstrong,
917 street, this "wednesday morning at IL
o'clock. Interment private.
Sacramento, December 27-James B., youngest
son of James NJ. and Emily ]. haley, u native
of Missouri, years, months and % days.
Friends and acquairtances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral. which will take
place from the residence OF his parents, 1907
L street, this "wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Sacramento. December 25-Reuben johnson, q
native of Kentucky, 81 years, 3 months and
81 days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral, which will lake
place from his late residence, Sixth street, be-
tween and q, this "wednesday afternoon
at o'clockl
Near CacheVille, December 26-John August
Adele, 2 native of California, 26 years and 2e
days.
1.-The funeral services viii be held in the Cath.
Ole Church in Woodland at IL O'Clock noon
on Thursday. the 10Th inst
Amador City, November 4-Charles william.
husband CT Nellie C. Thrall, q native of New
York, S. years, month and days.